Post#4 » by Da Schwab » Mon Dec 9, 2013 7:28 pm
I basically echo the same things Quake and SSK said.
Doc was one of my favorite non-Yankees, even though he torched them regularly. If he some how doesn't make it in the Hall first ballot, the people who didn't vote for him should have their privileges revoked.
I don't think I've ever seen a pitcher take more games 6+ innings perfect/no-hit. I swear he did it every week. The man was a machine when he was at his best, and he was the lone horse that the Jays could rely on for the better part of a decade until he got dealt to Philly where he somehow looked even better. It's a real damn shame the Phillies' deals didn't work out and get him a ring. Though, it was actually nice to see him retire as a Jay.